In this review, I am looking at the Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO (All in One) devices.
Both mods function basically the same but there are a few differences which I will cover further in the review!
Lost Vape hails from China and was established in 2014 by Frank Guo.
The company ethos is to bring unique, high-end and affordable devices to market, with four main factors – design, functionality, beauty and class!
Lost Vape has produced many devices like Triade DNA200, Thelema DNA250C, Centaurus Quest Q200 Kit, Centaurus Quest Q80 Pod Kit and the Ursa Nano Pod Kit.
What to Expect From The Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO?
Lost Vape has released both these new AIO mods at the same time.
They are compatible with the supplied Pod / Boro tank plus existing Boro tanks!
Both mods are of a sturdy metal construction. Whilst they are very similar to each other in their functions, they do have minor differences like battery type and output power as well as styling.
The B60 has a 1600mAh internal battery and a power range of 5 to 60W.
8 colours have been released – Cyber Storm, Cyber Black, Laser Black, Pink Keep, Laser Gunmetal, Winter Splatter, Spring Blast and Summer Breeze.
The B80 is slightly wider, and takes a removable 18650 battery and the power range is between 5 to 80W.
9 colours have been released – Space Silver, Particle Gunmetal, Magnetic Black, Nebula Star, Nebula Sparkle, Nebula Galaxies, Gush Grey, Gush Black and Gush Green.
Lost Vape sent me both of these devices in a sample dual gift box!
As always my thoughts and views are my own, after good a period of testing.
Kit Contents
Dual Gift Box
- Centaurus B60 AIO device
- Centaurus B80 AIO device
- 2x UB Pods
- Centaurus Boro Tank
- 3x UB Ultra coils – 0.15Ω, 0.2Ω, 0.3Ω
- RBA Pack
- Screwdriver
- Metal Tool
- 3x drip tips
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO Kit – Retail Version
- Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO device
- UB AIO empty pod
- 0.2ohm UB Ultra M7 coil
- 0.3ohm UB Ultra M6 coil
- 2x drip tips
- 5x silicon seals
- Metal spanner
- USB Type C cable
- User manual
Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO Kit – Retail Version
- Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO device
- Centaurus Boro tank
- UB AIO empty pod
- 0.2ohm UB Ultra M7 coil
- 0.15ohm UB Ultra M8 coil
- 2x drip tips
- Tank spare parts pack
- Drip tip rings
- Metal spanner
- USB Type C cable
- User manual
Specifications
Lost Vape Centaurus B80 AIO
- Dimensions: 80.8 x 50 x 24.4 mm
- Net weight: 150g
- Material: Zinc-Alloy & Stainless Steel
- Battery capacity: Single 18650 (not included)
- Voltage: 3.0v-4.2V
- Power range: 5-80W
- Charging voltage: 5V/1.8A
- Charging: USB Type-C
- Display: 0.42″ OLED
- Supported resistance: 0.15 – 2.0Ω
- Chipset: Lost Vape QUEST 2.0
- Replaceable side panels
- Front & side airflow inlets
- Compatible with UB AIO pod and Centaurus Boro tank
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 AIO
All other Specs are the same as the B80
- Dimensions: 43 x 25.5 x 85 mm
- Net weight: 160 g
- Battery capacity: 1600mAh (internal)
- Power range: 5-60W
UB AIO Pod Specs
- Size: 25.8×16.3×38.6mm
- Capacity: 5ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD)
- Compatible with: UB Ultra coils
- Adjustable airflow on coil base
Centaurus Boro Tank Specs
- Size: 25.9×16.9×39.35mm
- Capacity: 5ml (standard) / 2ml (TPD)
- Single coil RBA
- Replaceable airflow pins
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO – Design and Build Quality
I have the standard 5ml versions of each device.
Both of these AIO mods are manufactured to high standards of design and quality and are made from Zinc Alloy, Stainless Steel, Delrin and PC.
Starting At The Top
The tops have a Stainless Steel 510 mouthpiece connection screw, which can be unscrewed allowing the removal of the Pod/Boro tank.
Magnetic Panels
Magnetic removable plastic panels are fitted front and back!
The panels are simply removed by prising them off with a thumbnail in the slot at the base.
One panel has 3 airflow slots cut into it which aligns with the Pod/Boro tank.
A range of different panel styles are available for different looks!
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO Bodies
The box-style chassis of each device is made from seamless Zinc Alloy with a smooth finish for a comfortable hold!
The front panel of the B80 sits flush with the fire button. The panel covers the 0.42” OLED screen, plastic adjustment buttons as well as the USB Type C charge port.
With the B60, the screen and plastic rocker adjustment buttons are located on the side of the mod with the USB Type C charge port under the rear panel!
Each metal chassis has 3 airflow slots cut into one side.
And 3 heat sinkholes on the bottom of each mod.
Both AIO devices have the V2.0 Lost Vape Quest chipset, giving a fast fire and options for RBA (variable wattage) and Smart modes (device automatically selects the correct output).
Lost Vape UB Pod and Boro Tank
They are both made of PCTG material!
Both of my tanks have the standard 5ml capacity but 2ml TPD versions are available.
The Boro Tank has a single RBA build deck. It has a 3mm airflow screw pin pre-installed which can be replaced with either the included 1mm or 2mm pins for tighter airflow resistance.
The accessories for the Boro tank (and B80) kit include O-rings, airflow screw pins, 2x Delrin mouthpieces, mouthpiece, screwdrivers and a 510 connection adaptor!
No DIY coils, Type C USB cable or User manual came with my kit.
The UB Pod takes the existing Lost Vape UB Ultra coils. I was supplied with 3 of these coils to try – 0.15Ω, 0.2Ω & 0.3Ω.
The airflow for this pod is adjustable but can be a little fiddly!
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO – Quick Start Guide
For this example, my main focus will be on the B80!
I will be using the 0.2Ω coil in the UB Pod.
In the Boro tank I will install a 0.5Ω KA1 24g 3.5mm spaced coil.
The liquid I will be using in both tanks is Fruit Falls “Peach Berry”.
Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO Operation
The basic operation of the B80 and B60 are the same!
- Click the fire button 5x fast to turn the device on/off
- Three rapid clicks will turn on/off the RBA and Smart modes
- Each mod will fire coils from 0.15Ω to 3.0Ω
Lost Vape Centaurus UB Pod
- Remove the UB Pod from the mod using the supplied spanner to unscrew the 510 mouthpiece screw!
- Prime your coil with a few drops of e-liquid on all visible cotton and push it into the Pod
- Open the rubber fill port and carefully fill the tank with e-liquid
- Install the UB Pod into the mod and replace the 510 mouthpiece screw
Lost Vape Centaurus Boro Tank
- Make your DIY coil or use a pre-made DIY coil!
- Remove the RBA build deck from the Boro tank and push the build deck from its base
- Screw the deck onto the 510 adaptor, then screw the deck and adaptor onto a suitable mod or build deck.
- Install your coil, cutting the wire tails as near to the posts as possible.
- Insert your cotton through the coil, cut and fluff and then tuck the cotton tails into the build deck.
- Dampen your cotton and coil with E-liquid.
- Remove the 510 adaptor and reassemble the Boro tank.
- Carefully fill the Boro tank with e-liquid, install the tank into the mod and replace the 510 mouthpiece screw.
Whichever tank you use – leave to stand for around 3 minutes so the cotton can soak up more e-liquid before use.
How Does the Lost Vape Centaurus B60 & B80 AIO Perform?
Both of these devices are simple to use – however, I prefer using the Boro Tank in either mod utilising the RBA mode – as I like to dictate the wattage I use.
Flavour and Vapour Production
I was impressed by the excellent flavour of both tanks with my chosen liquid – in fact, I found the flavour from both was pretty similar.
The vapour production from both mods was nice and cloudy!
Airflow
I left the airflow of the UB Pod wide open and set it at 45W, and for the Boro tank with the 3mm airflow screw installed I set it first to 45W and then to 20W!
I found that the UB Pod airflow is hard to turn while in situ due to my hands, so I prefer adjusting it while it’s outside of the mod.
While I love using the 3mm airflow screw in the Boro tank for a cloudy DTL vape, the 1mm gives a great MTL vape and the 2mm gave me a great RTL vape! We tell you what these terms mean in our Guide To Vape Styles.
Compatibility
The B60 and B80 mods are equally compatible with the UB Pod and the Boro Tank!
Personally speaking, I prefer the 0.2Ω ultra coil in the UB Pod.
I have been aiming for around 0.5Ω with my DIY coils in the Boro Tank.
The only real negative thing I have found with the Boro Tank is that if the wattage is too high, the coil tends to cook the liquid making the flavour slightly off-par!
As a minor annoyance, I believe both mods were designed with left handed people in mind – firing the mods right-handed always seems to cover the airflow lol.
Pros
- Excellent quality and design
- Customisable replaceable magnetic panels
- Good flavour and vapour production
Cons
- UB Pod airflow adjustment is fiddly
- Airflow side placement
- Boro tank at high wattage tends to cook e-liquid
Final Review Verdict
Whichever of these Lost Vape AIO mods you choose – you can be assured you have purchased a quality device that if looked after could last many years.
I tend to think of these devices as pocket/travel mods!
In the last few weeks of owning these mods, I have received a constantly good flavour and vapour production, without suffering any misfire or leaks.
I would recommend both these devices to all vaping levels regardless of experience!
Have you purchased either Lost Vape Centaurus B60 or B80 AIO?
Do you have any questions about either? Let us know in the comments below!
